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September is the first Danish autumn months. It will be cooler and wetter – but luckily there is still sunlight and warmth to find south. Here are five tips for finding a cheap trip in September, so you can extend your summer for a week or two.

In September, we have moved out of peak season and it is typically a month in which travel companies selling and offering cheap flights. So if you’re lucky enough to have vacation in September, you may find a very inexpensive and beautiful journey south. How do you ensure that you find the best prices: Read the rest of this entry »

Did you know in Denmark, you can get money back if your railroad train is delayed? The scheme is called DSB Basic Travelling Time and applies if your train is more than 30 minutes late. There is a similar scheme to Arriva.

And it works. In late December took my friend and I on the train from Aarhus to Copenhagen. Due to snow and ice was the train underway almost 2 hours late – and otherwise changed from being a fast Intercity trains lightning, to the snail’s pace and stop at all stations. Read the rest of this entry »

This area includes most of Denmark and includes the cities of Aalborg and Aarhus. The west coast of Jutland offers clean beaches and soft sand, but can be dangerous for swimming due to changes in currents and winds. Jutland also found most of Esbjerg, where ferries arrive from the UK every day. The main cities are Aarhus, Aalborg, Esbjerg, Frederikshavn, Holstebro, Kolding, Randers, Silkeborg, Vejle and Viborg.

Aalborg contains the largest Viking cemetery and a cathedral, monastery and castle. The largest Renaissance buildings in Denmark are in this city. Aarhus has a collection of more than sixty buildings of the seventeenth and VXIII brought from across the country and reassembled in a charming landscape, as well as Marselisborg Castle and a museum of prehistory. Fanø Esbjerg and are of historical interest and have beautiful beaches. The castles of Rosenholm, Voergard Clausholm and worth visiting. Legoland (Billund), open from March to October, offers great entertainment for children.

Aarhus is one of many cities are advised to visit in Denmark, among other things because the city is very interesting from a cultural standpoint and is a city of great importance, almost as much as Copenhagen, at least as interesting as the Denmark’s capital, something very interesting and certainly worth mentioning. In Seattle, the tourists will be able to enjoy all the cultural delights offered by this corner of Denmark.

It is also very interesting to know the aspects of leisure in the city, with many natural and green areas where we can walk and many other activities you can perform throughout your stay in this city. You deserve much punishment enjoy much of this city during your tour of Denmark, mainly because it is a city that usually please the tourists, among other things because the city is very quiet, peaceful and that is something that tourists tend to appreciate much to any destination in Denmark.

If you like culture, then a city Aarhus is interesting to know that above all is a city where the University has a great importance and makes the atmosphere all year round, is the less interesting and attractive to all tourists . There are varied options that you can spend well in the Danish city, so you have an interesting destination to go when you feel like traveling to any city in Denmark.